The Main Stem of the Boquet, the steepest river in New York state in terms of vertical drop from its origins to where it empties into Lake Champlain, begins in the upper reaches of Dix Mountain in the town of Keene and flows through the towns of...

The mouth of the Saranac River in Plattsburgh can be a good place to look for ducks and/or gulls.

Take a tour of the countryside around two of America's most historic forts. This route includes abundant vantage points to behold Lake Champlain and distant mountains.

On Route 74 adjacent to the Ticonderoga Ferry. Hard surface ramp with parking for 52 cars and trailers. Handicap accessible.

This quiet path through the forests of Willsboro is perfect for an afternoon stroll in any season! Plus, it has a universal access loop that all can enjoy!

Get off the asphalt! This spectacular half day of mountain biking is on mostly remote, unpaved roads, with a variety of hills and valleys, open and wooded terrain, marshes, ponds, and streams.

Mill Brook is listed one of the top brown trout waters in Essex County by the New York State Department of Conservation.

This rolling route has some isolated steep hills in the mountains and easy cruises around Lake Champlain. Find out why Elizabethtown, the county seat, was first named "Pleasant Valley."

The Barlett Pond – McConley Road Trail is an easy, 8-mile-loop that follows a seasonal road through the Adirondack foothills, known as the West Champlain Hills, to Mineville.

The Florence Hathaway Trail is a fantastic short hike to stretch the legs, take the dog for a walk, and do some birding!